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  U Number : 16
  Museum Number (BM Registration Number) : 1923,1110.82
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Clay bowl. Pinkish drab clay with creamy engobbage. Wheelmade. Rounded base. Hole drilled through side. Type V.
  

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  U Number : 18
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Clay saucer. Fr. of. Drab clay with creamy engobbage. Wheelmade. Type IX.
  

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  U Number : 561
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Clay saucer. Red clay with drab engobbage. Wheelmade, broken. (Below) Type XLV.
  

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  U Number : 3217A
  Museum Number (UPM Date Reg Number) : 29-174-2
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Pottery vases. With slihgtly curved cheeks and small base: buff ware. (B) Smaller and slightly different from type. Type CCI, =RC.14a, =L, =P.74
  

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  U Number : 6075
  Museum Number (BM Registration Number) : 1927,0527.290
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Clay bowl. Black painted. Rounded base. Type CCX. Vol VII.
  

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  U Number : 6213
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Clay vase with black band and tassel ornament painted round rim. Light whitish clay. Type CCXII, =RC.185, =1L.91b
  

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  U Number : 7043
  

  Museum Number (UPM B-number) : B16571.64
  Description (Catalog Card) : Clay bowl. Light drab. Type [LXXXI crossed out.]XC26. =L.
  

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  U Number : 7141
  Museum Number (BM Registration Number) : 1927,0527.265
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Clay sacrificial urn. Black painted decoration. Ribbed. Prehistoric. [A] Ox rib fragment found inside. E.
  

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  U Number : 12092
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Terracotta snake. In high relief on broken potsherd. Vase itself was probably a large full bellied bowl. Tail of snake missing. Incised circles on snakes body represented spots on skin.
  

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  U Number : 14454
  Museum Number (BM Registration Number) : 1930,1213.224
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Clay pot, fragments of, a large spouted pot of light red clay decorated on the body with two bands of horizontal lines (3 above and 2 below) joined by pairs of wriggly streamers, done in deep chocolate paint (see sketch in Field Notes).
  

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